The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-29

/ sate remedy Tor chlluirn, because III con
iains no opiates and is pleasant 10 take
J. b. Johnston. Registered Pharmacist
sSl High street.
Mr. Henry Griswold we'll known resi-
dent Of Johnston died at his residence a
the corner of Johnston street and Web
ster avenue at seven o'clock wednes
day morning. The deceased had beer
sick for some time with a complication
/ of diseases. He leaves wife and tw,
sons The funeral services takes
pac SUI day
The Union Dramatic Club will give an
entertainment Thanksgiving Afternoon
ana evening. In the afternoon will be
presented that beautiful melo-drama,
DRIVEN Ashore. or the Light-keeper's
Crime. with laughable sfterpiece enti-
tied Mr.. Jotiin's Latch Key" In the
evening II. NJ. S. Pinafore will be present
ed with a chorus of thirty voices and
all the stage and scenic etfecrs.
An operetta and concert under the aus.
pices OF st. Theresa Christian Doctrine
Society was given in Dyers' Opera House
on FRIDAY evening of last week. The
little theatre was filled TO its utmost
capacity. The programme consisted OF
Operetta "The Twin Sisters" which was
followed by vocal and instrumental
music and readings. The entertainment
was under the able management of Mrs.
G. 4. Finn.
Mr.. LG. Hohler. who has been for some
time in the employ of George Weaver,
has. left that establishment and is now
connected in business with his brother on
Plamfeld street under the firm name of
G. T. X l.. q. Hohler. Besides carrying
on the grocery and market business the
new concern will carry line of hardware
and are fitting up portion Of the store to
accommodate the new department. Both
young men are well and favorably known
in this vicinity, and il is safe to predict
that their venture will bc successful
one.
Perhaps no company on the stage In
more familiar TO Providence theatre
goers than the Redmund-B Barry combi-
nation that IL announced TO appear at
the Providence Opera House the first
three nights of next week The long
engagements of this company here at
various times are ample proof of the
excellent reputation they enjoy here.
Next week they will produce new play.
"Rene", for the first time in Providence
and il in safe 10 say that large audiences
will be present.
The Fruit Hill Detecting Society will
hold their annual meeting on Saturday
evening. November 9th at the Cen,redale
Hotel for the election of officers and re-
ception Of new members. The society IL
just entering upon it's 9th year, and In
in n sound financial condition. The treas
urer's report this year will show the lar
gest balance for many years past, due
mainly To the fact that the year just ex-
piring has been absolutely without any
expense, and the entire income from 2S
additional members. and the proceeds Of
the annual social will go TO swell their
bank account.
The Business Mems Meeting was held
on Tuesday evening at the Office Of w.
A. Phillips and was fairly attended
There were no regular reports ready foI
presentation, but general discussion ON
topics Of interest was bad. Messrs. j
T.. Kennedy and w. l.. Whipple were
made committee to hold further consul
tations with the powers that be" in re
gard TO the more important matters now
before the association, with a direct view
of Fastening the inception Of the plans NJ
agreed 10 by those in interest. The mat
ter Of getting subscribers for the petit
tion for three cent fairs on the short trips
on Manton avenue and Plainheld street
IL progressing finely, and the list is fast
assuming influential proportions. The
meeting adjourned TO next Tuesday at
same place and hour.